Sentence examples for greetings based from inspiring English sources

Welcome Mat Welcome Mat is a hardware and software hack of an actual welcome mat,  it greets its owner with personal greetings based on their activities on Twitter and Foursquare.

American Greetings, based in Cleveland, obtained a 19.6percentt stake in Egreetings through the acquisition of Gibson Greetings last month.

American Greetings, based in Cleveland, did not disclose the size of the stake or the value of the deal.

YouMail lets you assign customized voicemail greetings based on who's calling.

YouMail customers can setup different greetings based on caller id, record self-generated greetings, or choose greetings and away messages from a library of user-generated material.

For informal greetings, how you physically interact with that person is your choice - you could do nothing at all, or offer a hug, handshake, or other greeting based on your relationship with that person.

On the other hand, many HRI researches have been addressed when humans have already entered a public or social distance such as the research of a robot initializes conversation with users [10], greeting behavior modeling in human-robot conversation [11, 12] and a robot natural greeting behavior based on gestures and utterances [13].

In 1974, Ms. Boynton met Phil Friedmann, a partner in Recycled Paper Greetings, a greeting card company based in Chicago, at a stationery trade show.

American Greetings, which is based in Cleveland, traces its roots to Jacob Saperstein, who soon after arriving in the United States from Poland in 1905 began buying post cards from German manufacturers and selling them to local merchants in Cleveland.

Employees at Hallmark, the family-owned greeting card giant based here, tailor next year's line based on the sales data, trend analysis and consumer research that the company obsessively collects.

Correction: November 23, 2003, Sunday Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about Remaments, a greeting card company based in Haddon Township, referred incorrectly to Oprah Winfrey's reaction to the cards.